CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) - The National Weather Service in Raleigh tweeted unofficial rain totals across North Carolina in the wake Florence and the number is in the trillions.

According to unofficial, radar-estimated storm totals, Florence dropped 8.04 trillion gallons of rain on the state.

The highest rainfall totals were focused around the North Carolina coast in Morehead City and Wilmington. According to the unofficial numbers both areas were swamped with at least 20 to 30 inches of rain.

Here's the unofficial, radar-estimated storm total rainfall from #Florence over all NC (actual gauge-measured amounts not included). Using the average rainfall over the state, Florence dropped about 8.04 TRILLION gallons of rain on NC. #ncwxpic.twitter.com/Y7nKsAoqMp

The North Carolina Department of Transportation reported there were around 1,000 road closures lingering across the state including sections of I-95 and I-40 that are still flooded.

Meteorologist Al Conklin reported Tuesday morning that the remnants of once-category 4 Hurricane Florence is up over New York this morning, bringing pockets of heavy rain and gusty winds to the Northeast states.

Officials said Monday evening that 32 deaths have resulted from Florence. 25 of those deaths were in North Carolina, the Associated Press reported.

Here is the latest observed rainfall map from Florence. Totals are from the last 5 days ending 2 pm this afternoon (Tuesday September 18th). pic.twitter.com/5aly7ukBU4